Nautilus at 50: the Geneva museum exhibition continues into 2027
The Patek Philippe Museum in Geneva is presenting a Nautilus retrospective for the collection’s 50th anniversary. According to the museum, the exhibition will continue until early 2027.
From the archives to the anniversary editions
Historical material from the manufacture and selected watches trace the Nautilus through different periods of its development. The display also brings together the four anniversary limited-series models.
The wider museum collection spans more than five centuries of watchmaking and includes around 2,500 watches, automatons and related objects. That broader setting makes the exhibition relevant beyond a single collection.
For a Geneva visit, check opening hours and ticket arrangements directly with the museum before travelling. The stated end period is “early 2027”; the official page does not give a precise closing day.
Source: Patek Philippe Museum — official announcement. Editorial update: 21 October 2026.
